- Chinese Officials Must Notify U.S. Before Making ContactsIn retaliation against a more onerous, permission-granting mandate in China for U.S. officials.
- China’s TikTok Tries To Avoid the Backlash—Data SheetThis is your Data Sheet for Wednesday, October 16, 2019
- Lebron James Commented on the NBA's China Crisis and Now He's the Target of Hong Kong ProtestsOn Tuesday evening, basketball and the protests became one, as hundreds gathered in protest of basketball superstar Lebron James’ recent criticisms of Houston Rockets GM Daryl Morey.
- 'Strong Countermeasures': After U.S. House Passes Bills Backing Hong Kong Protests, China Threatens RetaliationThe legislation includes the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act, which will put Hong Kong's trade status with the U.S. under annual review.
- Apple's Routing of User Data to Google Could Be Breaking EU Privacy LawA Safari security feature may break EU law, but not the famed General Data Protection Regulation - rather, an out-of-date law called the ePrivacy Directive.
- The Cost of Doing Business in China Is Coming Back to Haunt Deutsche BankDeutsche Bank reportedly laid out millions in gifts—including a crystal tiger, Bang & Olufsen sound system, $10,000 in golf outings and a trip to Las Vegas, and a $4,254 bottle of French wine.
- Hong Kong Protesters Want U.S. Law Pushing More Scrutiny of Their Conflict With Beijing. But Would It Backfire?The Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act would subject the island territory to an annual U.S. government review to determine whether it still qualifies for special trade status.
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